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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

A new study seems to show that Universal Basic Income may not be the greatest idea.

Wait, what?

Yes.

We heard from, I remember, I don't know, three or four years ago was a big talk about universal basic income because the one presidential candidate Andrew Yang said his idea was to give everyone a thousand dollars universal base income

to fight poverty and offset job displacement.

Well, the University of Toronto and a professor named Eva the vault and I am a huge fan of Eva Vavalt shared the results of a three-year

randomized controlled trial conducted by herself and four other researchers on the impact of providing low-income

individuals with an unconditional $1,000 per month.

And the results appear to link UBI, universal basic income, to a reduction in labor force

productivity.

Uh, really? You think? Yeah, no kidding. Now the thing is is that they claim that according to this the

total household income fell more than 20 cents for every dollar received.

So it doesn't you know they say that they on a most

basic level the incentive structure created by UBI encourages recipients to

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